Who says there are 21 million bitcoins, the twins?  What is to stop the twins from doubling them over night?  Bitcoins are a "virtual" currency.  So what is to stop a hacker from hacking in and multiplying them, and then selling them online?  If I decide to get out of paper - which I can at least hold in my hand - I do not think I will go into electrons.  Gold, silver, platinum or something else tangible is the way I will go.  And I will not sell those for bitcoins.

So who invested? Show yourselves.

This is interesting. Let's say I had 10k stolen btc that I wanted to launder. I could send them to you and when they return to me they would be linked to your well known address as well as all of the other addresses in the mixing group. Wouldn't that just give investigators more work instead of eliminating the trail entirely? Possibly make the mixing group accessories to the crime? With thousands of participants would it be very difficult to parse the transactions or impossible? Couldn't you still analyze the transactions and track down individual Bitcoin users that need questioning?

WTF does that have to do with anything in this thread.  I'm certain anyone who "invests" with you will get rewarded proportionally and fairly.  Good luck to them.

why would anyone cry?  If I don't invest and they do and make a profit they got rewarded fairly for taking that risk.  If they get scammed then they got taken fairly too since they underestimated the risk of dealing with you.  In both cases they will get what's coming to them but I fail to see why it would make me sad?

Your opinion

Add a bitcoin transaction on http://bitbitcoins.com

At this point you should probably worry a lot less about giving other people what they deserve (here's a hint: the fact that they deserve it means your attempts to deliver have absolutely zero bearing). Worry moar about resolving your own stuff, such as being clueless, spilling your cluelessness all over innocent bystanders, and living in fear of someone pointing out your cluelessness to you.

This is a great place to start, btw.

1. Identify yourself to the community. This means, at the very least, creating a WOT account. If you do not have a WOT account you are not part of Bitcoin business. This is the criteria, no matter what you might think. That's where everyone looks, no matter what social media might be telling you. If you aren't in the WOT you aren't in Bitcoin.

Entrepreneurs and early adopters already have plenty BTC, that's the defenition of early adopter.  I just didn't realize it was you who rewarded them.  Sorry I'm just feeling trollish, but GL to you.

If you want to reward the community feel free to send us BTC.  Even assuming this isn't an outright scam I'm pretty sure you are looking to reward yourself here by getting investment in a business you will run and control.

Why would you, if you're not a scammer? And why would you need to disclose your identity? Why not just look at what's been done elsewhere?

This may be awhile.  Investments are garnered from two sources.  Trusted and idiot public.  You are going about this the wrong way for both sources.  If you are looking to get it from trusted sources you shouldn't advertise to the public.  If you are looking for idiot public sources you need a good sellable marketing story not NDA's and secrets that you would if going trusted sources route but hey GL to you and thank you for the entertainment.

Even if you can, where is the prove that you will?

Because you do everything that you should not be doing.


MPOE-PR, I summon thee!

Because "investing" in your "gambling related business" is itself more of a gamble than depositing any coins into something with "dice" in its name.

I was under the impression it was a satire type thing, I still can't really tell if he's being serious

This is a gambling related investment.

Sending a few hundred BTC here (because I know you'll need extra). Don't worry about telling me what it's for, either. I understand you need to keep your secrecy!